The cause is the Influenza virus of the subtype H1N1
Please see related link below answer for full information about Swine Influenza from WHO World Health Organization
a boar is a swine who has not been castarated a barrow is a male swine that has been castarated a guilt is a female swine that has not yet farrowed a pig is a female swine that has farrowed
The farmer raised cattle, sheep, horses, and swine. Some of his pigs were of the finest swine breeds.
Swine render in Woodland is lard. Lard is made from melting down the fat of swine. It is then left to cool and used as shortening in cooking.
A young male swine is called a barrow( pronounced b-air-row)
Streptococcus pyogenes infections may take the form of pharyngitis, scarlet fever (rash), impetigo, cellulitis, or erysipelas.
The swine plague is also called hog cholera and swine fever. It is a contagious disease that affects hogs and causes symptoms like fever, lesions, and seizures. This disease is caused by a virus belonging to the Pestvirus genus.
No.The Swine Fever is a disease that affects pigs and wild boar. The virus that causes it is very different than the swine flu H1N1/09 virus that causes Swine Flu in people.Swine Fever is also known as Classical Swine Fever, hog cholera, and pig plague.Swine Fever spreads rapidly and easily among pigs and causes fever, skin lesions, and even convulsions. It can cause losses for the pork producers, with the younger animals dying as quickly as 15 days from the onset of symptoms.See the WikiPedia link below for more information on Swine Fever, a disease of pigs which is different than Swine flu (H1N1/09 virus) that caused the pandemic of 2009.(Comments and discussion unrelated to the question have been moved from here to the discussion page.)
give me the clear picture about the swine fever?
Swine Fever is a disease that affects pigs and wild boar. Swine Fever is also known as Classical Swine Fever, hog cholera, and pig plague. Swine Fever spreads rapidly and easily among pigs and causes fever, skin lesions, and even convulsions. It can cause many losses for the pork producers, with the younger animals dieing as quickly as 15 days from onset of symptoms. See the WikiPedia link below for more information on Swine Fever, a disease of pigs which is different than Swine flu (Novel H1N1 virus) that people are getting. Chills, High Temparatures, Loss Of Appitite, Feeling Sick and others
Yes, it is.
Having a fever can make you feel cold and shiver from sweating. It is nature's way to cool you off from a fever. You may also feel hot with a fever. You can have a fever with the Swine Flu (Novel H1N1), so you may feel either way from the fever. See related question links below for more information about swine flu symptoms.
Not always will you have the swine flu if you have a temperature over 101 but you should go see a doctor
Cough , Fever, Sorethroat,bodyeache,chills & Fatique.......
You can have swine flu without fever. Fully 1/2 of people with swine flu have had no fever. I did not have a fever, but I ended up with acute pneumonia after only 24 hours. It went straight to my chest! Here's an article about having swine flu without a fever: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/13/health/13fever.html
Charles Frederick Lynch has written: 'Diseases of swine, with particular reference to hog-cholera' -- subject(s): Classical swine fever, Swine, Castration, Diseases
Well only because right now is cold and flu season and you have a fever is not thatcontagious. You only have the swine flu if you these symptoms.1. Cough2. Vomiting(Sometimes)3. Diarrhea(Sometimes)4. Sneezing or Runny nose (stuffy nose)5. Fever (not everyone with the flu won't have the fever)6. Muscle and body aches7. Headache8. Chills9. Fatigue10. Sore throatIf you have all these symptoms you are diagnosed with the swine flu. If you do have see a doctor immediately so the swine flu virus won't spread.
the cold a fever